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Did this photo catch your eye or what? If you
answered no, I don't believe you. About a month
ago, my fellow blogger Lynn from her lovely Paris
Boutique Hotel Journal posted some photos from
Amy Atlas who is a New York based Dessert planner.
I was totally drooling over the photos and upon further
investigation...was soon gawking over her creations.
Her creations are absolutely stunning and give some
great inspirations for simple ways to table scape.
Here is a table she designed for an event a candy store.
Amy Atlas creates and designs many of the desserts,
candy and overall presentation of the table.
Her modern take on a candy table
from the past is simply brilliant.
If you think about it, using candy jars is not difficult. It's
the carefully coordinated candy and labels that make the
end product so spectacular.
Hand made goodies.
A mod dessert table for a company party.
How cool is that? That's one company
party I'd love to attend!
The miniature cupcakes are so cute!
A totally monochromatic Mother's Day even table.
Macarons!! My favorite. The cake is great reference
to the garden green color as it looks like a trellis in a garden.
How about a Fuschia wedding dessert table?


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FROM The North American Sylva or a Description of
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A beautiful edition of this important survey on North American trees. "it is no exaggeration to remark that it is the most complete work of its kind, and is a production of unrivalled interest and beauty" (Savin). Michaux visited America under the auspice of the French government and met with Thomas Jefferson to discuss exploring the sources of the Missouri River. Although due to political complications Jefferson did not commission Michaux to carry out the trip, the instructions given to Lewis and Clark a decade later echo the contract drafted between Jefferson and Michaux. Michaux settled in Charleston. The crape myrtle, and camellia are just a few of the plants he is credited with introducing. His work was continued and completed by the English botanist Thomas Nuttall, who was a fascinating character in the history of early American science. Nuttall traveled extensively in the West and discovered more new species than any other single scientist. Combined with the importance of its scientific contribution, the beauty of its engraved plates and its scarcity, these plates are treasures of American botanical illustration.
Suggested Framing: - Burled elmwood frame, french lined mat.

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Episode 17: Zach Galifianakis sits down with Justin Bieber for an interview no one will ever forget.
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Zach Galifianakis: It's the right chair, trust me. Hi, welcome to another edition of Between Two Ferns.
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Zach Galifianakis: Thank you, Justin, for being on.
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Justin Bieber: You gonna say anything?
Zach Galifianakis: Yeah. I just have never interviewed a seven year old before.
Zach Galifianakis: What was the last toy you got in a Happy Meal?
Justin Bieber: I don't think I've ever ordered a Happy Meal.
Zach Galifianakis: Yeah, me either. I don't like that junk.
Justin Bieber: Are you sure?
Zach Galifianakis: You know what I was doing when I was your age?
Justin Bieber: Finishing fourth grade?
Zach Galifianakis: Your young punk attitude is not gonna work in this interview.
Zach Galifianakis: Do you understand me, son? Okay.
Zach Galifianakis: When you're in a concert, what are you thinking on stage?
Justin Bieber: Sometimes, I'm really like damn, I wish I was watching COPS right now.
Zach Galifianakis: Mm-hmm. Do you ever accidentally sing that, instead of your lyrics? I wish I was watching COPS right now?
Justin Bieber: No. I usually, usually I'm just killing it.
Zach Galifianakis: Is it fun to be cocky?
Zach Galifianakis: When you're in the recording studio, do you ever think
Zach Galifianakis: hey, what if I don't make something sh*tty? Is that ever, does that pop into your mind
Zach Galifianakis: in the process?
Justin Bieber: The fact that I'm able to make music and inspire people,
Justin Bieber: I feel like music is a sixth sense.
Zach Galifianakis: It's like that movie?
Zach Galifianakis: You've had three hair styles. What's next for your career?
Justin Bieber: So, you think that [coughs] my hair styles are the only thing that's happened in my career?
Zach Galifianakis: Who are your celebrity friends? Who do you hang with?
Justin Bieber: Mostly, lately, Joey Behar. Pretty much it.
Zach Galifianakis: What's he like?
Justin Bieber: Cool.
Zach Galifianakis: You affectionately refer to your fans as Beaners.
Justin Bieber: No. Beliebers.
Zach Galifianakis: Yeah. That makes more sense.
Zach Galifianakis: You said recently that Anne Frank could have been a Belieber.
Justin Bieber: [coughs] I went to the Anne Frank Museum, and they said that she was into pop culture.
Justin Bieber: And, at the end of an over two hour visit,
Justin Bieber: I said I hope she would have been a Belieber. Not...
Zach Galifianakis: Did you mean that if the Nazis had not taken her,
Zach Galifianakis: and she lived to be in her eighties, she would have liked your music? Presumably due to loss of hearing?
Zach Galifianakis: Or, cause I can see how this could get lost in translation,
Zach Galifianakis: I think that you were talking about time travel, and that you think that if you could build a machine
Zach Galifianakis: and go back to visit Anne Frank, that she would have been a Belieber then.
Zach Galifianakis: Is that, is that true? Cause I don't know what to belieb.
Justin Bieber: I want to be a time traveler.
Zach Galifianakis: You got caught on tape peeing into a bucket.
Zach Galifianakis: Here's the thing, there hasn't been a time in the last six, seven years, that I haven't urinated in a bucket.
Zach Galifianakis: But, I don't film it and put it on, on internets.
Justin Bieber: Ptsh.
Zach Galifianakis: You know what? I don't like your attitude, to be quite honest.
Justin Bieber: You're mad.
Zach Galifianakis: Because! You know what? You're too young to be smoking pot,
Zach Galifianakis: and pee-peeing in buckets, and driving up and down the highway fast!
Zach Galifianakis: I don't think your mom would really mind if a stranger whipped her son!
Justin Bieber: You're not spanking me, man. Ow! What are you doing? Ah! What are you? Doing?
Zach Galifianakis: Woo!
Zach Galifianakis: I'm sorry that I did that. I don't really,
Zach Galifianakis: I don't think spanking kids is really a good thing, but you're not a child.
Zach Galifianakis: That's the point. You're not a child. So, I can hit a grown man with a belt.
Zach Galifianakis: So, who are you dating now?
Zach Galifianakis: You ever seen that Nickelodeon thing where the slime goes down?
Zach Galifianakis: I was in the wrong chair.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Alan Munn,
v. Docket No. CR-06-284
Middlesex County Retirement Board,
Appearance for Petitioner:
Pro Se
63 Sleigh Road
Westford, MA 01886
Appearance for Respondent:
Thomas F. Gibson, Esquire, Chairman
Middlesex County Retirement Board
25 Linnell Circle - P.O. Box 160
Billerica, MA 01865
Administrative Magistrate:
Judithann Burke
The Petitioner, a former police officer retired on an orthopedic disability, failed to prove that he was disabled due to a cardiac condition prior to his retirement. His Section 94 application under the Heart Law is denied.
Pursuant to G.L. c. 32 s. 16(4), the Petitioner, Alan Munn, is appealing from the April 24, 2006 decision of the Respondent, Middlesex County Retirement Board(MCRB), denying his application for accidental disability retirement benefits pursuant to G.L. c. 32 s. 7 and 94, the Heart Law. (Exhibit 1). The appeal was timely filed. (Id).
A hearing was held on October 14, 2008 at the offices of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals, 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA.
At the hearing, nine (9) exhibits were marked. The Petitioner testified and argued in his own behalf. The Respondent stated its argument for the record. One (1) tape was made of the proceedings.
Based upon the evidence submitted at the hearing in the above-entitled matter, I hereby render the following findings of fact:
1. The Petitioner, Alan Munn, d.o.b. 02/18/1951, was retired on accidental disability on 09/25/2004, based upon orthopedic injuries to his left knee sustained while in the performance of his duties as a police sergeant in the Town of Billerica. (Stipulation).
2. On June 1, 2005, the Petitioner submitted a second accidental disability application wherein he listed heart disease as the medical reason for the application. He sought benefits under G.L. c. 32 s. 94, the Heart Law. (Exhibit 2).
3. The Petitioner began his career with the Billerica Police Department in March 1975. A job description for the position of Police Sergeant in the Town of Billerica is part of the record. The job includes a variety of traditional, physically stressful police duties. (Exhibits 3 and 7).
4. Prior to October 31, 2000, the Petitioner had no history of heart problems.He had no family history of heart problems. He smoked two packs of cigarettes per day for About twenty-five years and stopped smoking in 1998. (Exhibit 8).
5. On October 31, 2000, the Petitioner experienced chest pains while off duty. He reported to work in order to be checked out by the paramedics. He went to the Emergency Room at the Lahey Clinic where he was admitted overnight. There was no evidence of a myocardial infarction. He was released on November 1, 2000 with a diagnosis of angina. He was provided with Nitroglycerin for the chest pains. The Petitioner's supervisor completed an injury report. (Exhibits 1 and 9).
6. The Petitioner had exercised on a treadmill while at the Lahey Clinic on November 1, 2000. There were no arrhythmias. The sinus rhythm was normal. His electrocardiogram was normal. The EKG was not significantly different from one he underwent in 1997. The maximal exercise test was determined to be abnormal due to the development of 1MM horizontal ST depressions at peak heart rate. (Exhibit 8).
7. The Petitioner underwent regular blood testing and EKG studies from and after November 1, 2000 in order to monitor his cardiac health. (Id).
8. On November 29, 2000 the Petitioner underwent a follow-up examination. He stated that he had daily chest pain, but that it lasted for a few minutes. He indicated that on one occasion when the pain was bad, he took the Nitroglycerin and it did not relieve the pain. The Petitioner was advised to continue with the Nitroglycerin as neededand continue to be monitored. The conclusion on that date was "paroxysmal chest pain". (Id).
9. A second exercise tolerance test on December 7, 2000 revealed excellent exercise capacity and no significant arrythmias. There was a suggestion of ST segment depression, but the tester concluded that this did not reach a significant level during exercise. The tester's conclusion was, "the test is considered borderline, probably negative for myocardial ischemia at this high workload." (Id).
10. A wall motion myocardial perfusion study on December 7, 2000 revealed decreased tracer uptake in the inferior wall of the left ventricle with minimal radiotracer uptake at rest. The remaining ventricles were normal. The wall motion study was normal. The conclusion was "inferior wall ischemia". (Id).
11. On January 2, 2001, the Petitioner had a cardiac consultation with Maurizio Diaco, M.D. of the Lahey Clinic. The doctor indicated that the Petitioner had no prior history of cardiac disease. The doctor noted that the chest pain that the Petitioner had experienced in October and November 2000 was very mild. The Petitioner described his symptoms at that time as a chest tightness/pressure, localized mostly in the lower sternum without radiation, no associated diaphoresis or shortness of breath. He reported that his symptoms were usually triggered by exercise, but they also occurred at rest. An EKG on that date revealed a "normal sinus rate and rhythm with 74 beats per minute with subtle ST changes inferiorly,? (sic) of ischemic multiple artifact, but no acute changes."
The doctor's impression was: angina pectoris, hyperlipidemia, and an abnormal stress test with evidence of inferior wall ischemia.
The follow-up plan was for the Petitioner to undergo cardiac catheterization. The
doctor concluded:Mr. Munn's symptoms are very suggestive of coronary artery disease. He has, quite frequent now, episodes of chest discomfort triggered by exertion. The stress test was definite (sic) positive for inferior wall ischemia. He certainly has multiple risk factors for coronary artery disease. At this point, I would like to treat him with a small dose of a beta blocker. The baseline rate was not significantly high. A small dose of Atenolol will be started.
12. The Petitioner underwent cardiac catheterization at the Lahey Clinic on January 8, 2001. It was discovered that the left anterior descending coronary artery showed a 30-40% area of stenosis present proximally, but, that the remainder of the vessel was non-obstructed. The left circumflex and the right coronary artery were non-obstructed. The catheterization was determined to be negative. (Id).
13. The Petitioner saw Dr. Diaco for a follow-up visit on January 23, 2001. The doctor reported that he would like to aggressively reduce the patient's risk factors for progression of coronary artery disease. Dietary changes, weight reduction and exercise were discussed. (Id).
14. The Petitioner returned to the Lahey Clinic for re-evaluation of his cardiac symptoms on February 7, 2002. He reported occasional slight chest pain with exertion. He was able to tolerate moderate exercise. The doctor's diagnosis was "insignificant coronary disease with borderline hyperlipidemia." (Id).
15. An EKG on March 25, 2004 showed normal sinus rhythm at 60 and no acute changes. (Id).
16. On November 9, 2004, Dr. Diaco reported that the Petitioner appeared to be stable from a cardiovascular point of view. The physical examination showed no signs of congestive heart failure and no active ischemia. The doctor stated, "his symptoms remain very atypical. He does carry a history of mild non-obstructive LAD with about a 30-40% stenosis, however he has a history of hypercholesterolemia. I discussed with him the importance of arresting the risk factors of progression of disease and the patient understands the importance of that." (Id).
17. The impression after stress echocardiography on December 21, 2004 read: "1. Good exercise tolerance with adequate myocardial stress level; 2. Stress test negative for angina, non-diagnostic for ischemia by EKG criteria; 3. No echocardiograph evidence of inducible ischemia at high workload; 4. Baseline preserved systolic function, EF of 65% with borderline LVH, no regional wall motion abnormality, trace MR, trace TR with normal pulmonary arterial systolic pressure, apparently normal diastolic
function." (Id).
18. On March 31, 2005, Internal Medicine Doctor Kenneth Krutt reported that the Petitioner had a normal cardiac exam. The Petitioner informed the doctor that he had been well. The Petitioner's lipid profile remained high. (Id).
19. In March 2005, after his retirement from the Billerica Police Department, the Petitioner performed "some private investigative work." (Id).
20. On June 2, 2005, Dr. Diaco issued the Statement of Applicant's Physician. He reported that the Petitioner was totally and permanently disabled from police work due to his cardiac condition, and, that the disability was work related. The doctor stated that he had thought the Petitioner to be stable back in November 2004, although his lipid profile was unsatisfactory. The doctor indicated that the Petitioner still reported significant limitation of his physical activity by occasional exercise-induced chest discomfort. The doctor opined that the etiology of these symptoms was "possibly spasm." An EKG performed on that date was normal and unchanged from November 2004. The doctor's diagnoses were: coronary artery disease; exercise-related chest discomfort, suspicion for angina; hypercholsterolemia; hypertension; and, mildly overweight. Dr. Diaco also reported:
Mr. Munn in the office appeared to be without symptoms and with no signs of congestive heart failure or active ischemia. Note Mr. Munn has just retired from the police force and at present time applying for disability. His history reports a functional limitation due to his exercise-induced chest pain. He did have in the past exercised-induced pain. I cannot rule out the possibility of a coronary spasm due to an underlying endothelial dysfunction…I did support his application for disability based on his exercise-induced chest symptoms. (Exhibit 4).
21. On January 3, 2006, Dr. Diaco reported: Mr. Alan Munn has been a patient of mine I have been following because of history of CAD and exercise-induced chest discomfort. To note, Mr. Munn was seen by me first in January 2001. At that time, he did have a severe episode of chest pain, which did require ER evaluation and note a stress test at that time did show the possibility of inferior wall defect suggesting underlying coronary artery disease. However, did (sic) show plaque in the LAD and spasm of the right coronary artery. Mr. Munn has always had exercise-induced and occasionally rest chest pain. I felt at the time that these symptoms were definitely related to his stressful job and also related to likely a coronary spasm due to an endothelial dysfunction. This underlying pathophysiology may also have explained the presence of a redistribution defect in the inferior wall by stress nuclear in 2001. Mr. Munn does carry a history of progression of coronary artery disease and I felt that since 2001 that he was substantially limited in performing the duty of a police officer. He continued to experience exercise induced chest pain and I feel that this condition is most likely going to be permanent due to probably underlying endothelial dysfunction triggering a coronary spasm and symptoms. Mr. Munn has on multiple occasions reminded me that he is at risk to develop a future cardiovascular event.
22. The MRB forwarded all of the records from the Lahey Clinic to the Regional Medical Panel. (Exhibit 5).
23. The Regional Medical Panel of cardiologists evaluated the Petitioner on March 15, 2006. Drs. Thakur, Phillippides and Ellison answered "no" to Question 1. The doctors also noted on the Certificate that they had reviewed the member's job description. (Exhibit 6).
24. In the narrative report, the Panel noted that the Petitioner's current symptoms were exertional dyspnea and rare episodes of chest discomfort. They also noted the Petitioner's hyperlipidemia. The Panel correctly summarized the history of the Petitioner's onset of chest pains and his cardiac treatment. The final diagnosis was
"atypical chest pain/non-obstructive CAD." The Panel's Final Conclusion read:
The Panel carefully reviewed the patient's cardiovascular workup and came to the conclusion that the patient had atypical chest pain but non-obstructive coronary disease. Though the patient's first exercise tolerance test suggested inferior wall ischemia, subsequent cardiac catheterization and coronary angiography did not show significant obstructive coronary disease. Therefore, the patient's symptoms were not related to coronary destruction and therefore not cardiac in nature. This contention is backed up by the fact that the patient subsequently did very well with very few symptoms, good exercise capacity, and, in December 2004, he underwent an exercise tolerance test/echo where he exercised for a good level and showed absolutely no signs of ischemia. In essence, the first exercise test is probably a false positive. In summary, the Panel felt that there was no disabling cardiac condition and therefore answered no to Question One. (Id.).
25. The MRB denied the Petitioner's Heart Law application on April 24,
2006. (Exhibit 1).
26. The Petitioner filed a timely appeal. (Id.).
After a careful review of all of the evidence in this case, I have concluded that the Petitioner is not entitled to prevail in this appeal. He has not met his burden of proving that he qualifies for retirement under the Heart Law.
In order to receive accidental disability retirement benefits under G.L. c. 32, s. 7, an applicant must establish by a preponderance of the evidence, including an affirmative Medical Panel Certificate, that he is totally and permanently incapacitated from performing the essential duties of his job as a result of an injury sustained or hazard undergone while in the performance of his duties. The Medical Panel's function is to "determine medical questions which are beyond the common knowledge and experience of the local board (or Appeal Board)." Malden Retirement Board v. CRAB, 298 N.E. 2d 902, 1 Mass. App. Ct. 420 (1973). Unless the Panel employs an erroneous standard or fails to follow proper procedures, or unless the Certificate is "plainly wrong," the local board may not ignore the Panel's medical findings. Kelley v. CRAB, 341 Mass. 611, 171 N.E. 2d 277 (1961).
The Medical Panel had all pertinent medical and non-medical facts, including the Petitioner's accurate job description. Revere Retirement Board v. CRAB, 36 Mass. App. Ct. 99 (1994). In answering the Certificate, the doctors did not employ an erroneous standard.
The Petitioner has attempted to support his application with the 2005 and early 2006 statements of Dr. Diaco. The Panel Doctors did not agree with the finding of Dr. Diaco that the Petitioner was disabled from his police work due to "exercise induced chest pains." In fact, Dr. Diaco himself did not render this opinion simultaneous with his treatment of the Petitioner from late 2000 to late 2004 while the Petitioner was actively employed as a police sergeant. In fact, he noted in several reports that the Petitioner's cardiac condition was stable during that period. Not until the Petitioner approached him to support a Heart Law retirement in 2005 did Dr. Diaco speak of the Petitioner being disabled by virtue of a cardiac condition. The untimely and otherwise unsupported statement by Dr. Diaco raises a question concerning his credibility and accuracy as well as the validity of the Petitioner's claim.
In contrast, the Panel's conclusion on total disability is consistent with other objective medical evidence in the record, including all of the diagnostic studies and the simultaneous reports of Dr. Diaco. Further, there is absolutely no non-medical evidence in the record that, from and after the initial incident in October and November 2000, the Petitioner missed any time from work due to exercise-induced chest pains or coronary artery disease. The focus of the medicals in the record for the period from 2003-2004 is centered on the orthopedic disability for which the Petitioner retired in September 2004.
Lastly, there is merit to the MCRB's contention that the Petitioner would not be entitled to a Heart Law retirement even if he were determined to be presently disabled from heart disease. Because there is absolutely no evidence that any cardiac disability was manifest prior to his retirement in 2004, the Petitioner cannot benefit from an accidental disability retirement based upon a subsequently matured disability. Vest v. CRAB, 41 Mass. App. 191 (1996).
Accordingly, the decision of the Middlesex County Retirement Board, denying the Heart Law application of Alan Munn, is affirmed.
So ordered.
Division of Administrative Law Appeals,
Judithann Burke
Administrative Magistrate
DATED: July 24, 2009


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Daley retires from probation office
Jerry W. Daley, assistant chief probation officer for Elk County, was awarded a citation Friday from State Rep. Matt Gabler in recognition of his retirement and 24 years of public service. "I'd like to present this citation, whereas the House of Representatives of Pa. has always tried to acknowledge those individuals who give professional excellence and bring great credit to themselves and this Commonwealth," Gabler said.Daley began his tenure with the county Probation and Parole Department, which is responsible for supervising adult and juvenile offenders sentenced by the Elk/Cameron Court of Common Pleas on March 11, 1987 as a juvenile probation officer.Over the years, he rose in rank, becoming an intensive adult probation officer on May 8, 1980 and an assistant chief probation officer on April 19, 1994, the position from which he is retiring."Throughout his service, Mr. Daley represented remarkable knowledge, ability and integrity in carrying out his many responsibilities, earning the respect and gratitude of all those who received the benefit of his tireless devotion to duty," Gabler said. "The House of Representatives and the Commonwealth of Pa. congratulate Jerry W. Daley upon his well-deserved retirement and heartily recognize his exemplary directive of service in keeping with the high ideals and traditions of the Commonwealth."Daley was also presented with a wooden plaque created by Elkwood Arts in recognition of his tenure.


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The intensity of emotions for these parest, OMG how do you recover from something like this. A child, how do you live with that ???? If this is not the ultimate test of your faith, what is?
My sweet mom who even in the saddest of circumstances can find a reason to thank God. I remember her telling me when my dad passed, over 24 years ago. That she knew our lives were for ever changed. But, among all that sadness and grieve she was grateful. I asked her, what could you be grateful for at a time like this? She then gave me a hug and said, that eve though I was devastated and inconsolable, the lost of a child would be a greater pain to bare. She seamed so sure about that. Then I understood, she was grateful that my dad would not have to endure the lost of a child.
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I think we are in need for additional option to add scroller genre (example: Astro Menace). I am going to add several games of this genre.
> why should simulation not include economic simulation if economy is selected is a second category?
I think that difference between economic simulation and, say, vehicle simulation is too much, completely different genres. Besides, economic simulation is not simulation in the true meaning (did you see a true stock exchange simulation anywhere?). The games which called "economic simulators" are usually just themed strategies with emphasis on economy.
Simulation as I perceive should be realistic. That is driving or other activity with all realism and as such, difficult. In flying simulator you shell know how to drive an actual plane, in railroad simulation - how to drive a train, in space simulator - how to make approach to another spacecraft etc. Simulators are useful in training stuff.
That is openBVE, Rigs of Rods, Palomino are simulators.
> tactical shooter -> tactical
what should go into this genre?
i agree with you but i think people usually expect that "tycoon" or city building games to be in the simulation category rather than being called strategy games.
i think the difference between those to genres can be summed up to: Strategy games have one or more human or AI controlled opponents, simulation games don't.
tactical shooters have objective and team oriented game-play.
If you take Railroad Tycoon, there are fully-featured AI opponents with the same rights as yours. They own trains, plants, mines, roads, buildings, stations. In Caesar III there are also opponents. Though they have no city (but can have villages), they can attack yours. In Settlers the same. In Tropico rebels can initiate a revolt so you have to have army to shoot them.
What unites these games is that the units usually not controlled, maybe except in the battle. They act by their own, but you can assign certain task to them which they will do in a cycle. You can hire and fire individual units, sometimes see their mood, what they think, how they are happy, where they are going, what they want. In Tropico you even can see for whom they voted, if they are party or trade-union leaders, what is their education.
What also is important is that you keep eye on the roads so they were not overcrowded by traffic and different locations are reachable. This is a common problem for all these games.
I suggest to call it "city building" or "economic siulation". But it is a distinct genre of driving simulators.
mhm... i wouldnt have thought settlers to be a simulation game but wikipedia does:
(first line).
i guess it comes down to this:
Do we make our own categories or do we stick with what wikipedia says?
One just should understand that it is not simulation in the same meaning as Rigs of Rods.
It is a game which belongs to the same category as Caesar, Tropico, Sim City, Imperium Romanum, Theme Hospital, Railroad Tycoon. Thus it is simulation in the same meaning as Sim City. You build roads, hire/invite stuff (in Caesar, Tropico, and Sim City they immigrate) say them what to do. They do the assigned tasks while you just keep an eye on the traffic, food and the queues. And account the profits. Usually there are chains of goods: you use some goods to produce others, more expensive (Caesar, Tropico, Settlers, Railroad Tycoon). In Hospital there are chains of services.
settlers is mix between rts and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Construction_and_management_simulation or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_simulation_game
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The Settlers II is a strategy-laden economic simulation and the follow up to the hugely successful Settlers. Your objectives in this highly addictive game will be to promote economic growth and prosperity. Your tasks will include the mining of raw materials, farming, hunting and fishing. You will also be encouraged to trade with the inhabitants of remote islands.


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The next generation is fast approaching, and with it comes a number of hurdles that will play a major factor in the future of games development. Could rising dev costs put the industry at risk? The Daily Reaction economists of Seb and Dan calculate all the factors and prime numbers they can think of to bring you their thoughts on your wallet's future.
More money doesn't necessarily make things good. I'm worry about the next-generation, but many publishers have proven that they can generate products using every available resource across their studios. That's the only way publishers can afford next-gen AAA development.
The pricing of digital content is what worries me. I do not want to pay $70-$80 for a downloaded game. I hope Epic can get the cost of development down so game prices don't skyrocket. There have been many games made with Unreal 3 and not all look the same.
Certainly does worry me.
I really hope devs find a way around this.
If the quality of games increases in the next gen (not just graphically), then I'd happily pay $80/game. But in order to get that kind of money from me, they'll have to go off the beaten path, and make some high-budget TRPGs, and SRPGs, which is never going to happen.


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New York, NY (PRWEB) November 01, 2011
Two North American foundations have joined forces to further their respective causes, together. The Preeclampsia Foundation and the Foundation for America's Blood Centers (FABC) are co-hosting this year's 7th annual Saving Grace – A Night of Hope and Gratitude dinner gala at the Hilton New York on November 12, 2011. Maternal and infant death and other adverse outcomes associated with childbirth are important issues for both organizations' stakeholders and supporters. Proceeds from Saving Grace will be shared equally between the two organizations, a creative and unique fundraising strategy addressing today's economic challenges.
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The gala's program will reflect the shared missions of the two complementary organizations as keynote speaker Dr. James N. Martin, Jr., President of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; Mistress of Ceremonies Diana Williams, a New York City broadcast reporter; and featured performances by the New Jersey Youth Chorus and international composer Jim Papoulis all focus on the shared issues of maternal-infant illness and death, the solutions available today and the ones being created for tomorrow.
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SPAR is pleased to announce that the University is now a member of Community of Science (COS) which features the most comprehensive source of funding information available on the Web, with more than 25,000 records, representing over 400,000 funding opportunities, worth over $33 billion.
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Upcoming events at Park Ridge Health
Park Ridge Health has scheduled the following events:
u 3 p.m. Thursday: The Henderson County stroke/aphasia support group meets in the Park Ridge Home Health Office, 895 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher. The group offers support to stroke survivors coping with an aphasia disorder and for other individuals diagnosed with aphasia. Caregivers, family and friends are welcome. Call Brenda Oakley at 828-687-5261 for more information.
u 4:30-5:30 p.m. Sunday: The Baby Place at Park Ridge Health invites everyone to explore its state-of-the-art unit while learning about birth options, registration, services and amenities available at Park Ridge Health. Have your questions answered about delivering at The Baby Place. All mothers who plan to deliver at Park Ridge are encouraged to attend this free class. To register, call 855-774-5433.
WNC Brain Tumor Support Group meeting
The WNC Brain Tumor Support Group meets from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday at MAHEC Biltmore Campus, 121 Hendersonville Road, Asheville.
The guest speaker will be Dr. Michael D. Chan, radiation oncologist with Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's Comprehensive Cancer Center. He will discuss current brain tumor radiation therapy and side effects, and answer questions.
May is National Brain Tumor Awareness month, so here are some facts: Primary brain tumors — those that begin in the brain and tend to stay in the brain — occur in people of all ages, but they are statistically more frequent in children and older adults. Metastatic brain tumors — those that begin as a cancer elsewhere in the body and spread to the brain — are more common in adults than children and are the most common brain tumor. The cancers that most commonly metastasize to the brain are lung and breast cancer.
In 2013, an estimated 69,720 new primary brain tumor diagnoses will be made in the U.S., 24,620 malignant and 45,100 nonmalignant. An estimated 14,080 deaths are expected to occur this year due to brain tumors. About 57 percent of the tumors occur in women.
North Carolina is considered to be one of the top leaders in brain tumor research, ongoing trials and treatment with Duke University Medical Center and Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Comprehensive Cancer Center. Call 828-691-2559 or visit www.wncbraintumor.org for more information.
Hokes to present '5 Happy Things'
Transition Hendersonville will host Meg and Todd Hoke, who will present "5 Happy Things" at 6 p.m. today at Black Bear Cafe, 318 N. Main St., Hendersonville.
The couple will share through music and reflection how the practice of "5 Happy Things" has affected their life. Todd Hoke, a singer-songwriter who has released three albums, is a nurse at Four Seasons Hospice House. Meg Hoke, MSW, is director of the palliative care program with Hospice of the Carolina Foothills.
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Lower back pain seminar in Laurel Park
A lower back pain talk is set for 1 p.m. May 29 at Laurel Park Chiropractic Center in Hendersonville.
Dr. Roger Freed will give a 30-minute talk on how to manage lower back pain, including easy-to-do exercises to stretch and strengthen muscles to get rid of joint stiffness and reduce soreness.
Seating is limited. Call 828-696-9090 for reservations.
Holbert to direct Park Ridge foundation
Sherri Holbert has been appointed director of the Park Ridge Health Foundation.
Since September, Holbert has served as Park Ridge Health development officer, responsible for coordinating annual giving, major gift initiatives and planning and implementing special events such as the Frostbite 5K, 10K and 1-Mile Fun Run, and the Esperienza! Gala in support of the foundation.
"Since joining the Park Ridge Health team last year, Sherri has brought energy and innovation to our foundation efforts, and I'm confident she will continue to support our organization and the patients we serve through her unique vision and leadership," said Jimm Bunch, president and CEO of Park Ridge Health.
Holbert has more than 20 years of professional experience in Western North Carolina. Her background includes experience in marketing, fundraising, sales, business coaching, public speaking and consulting. Holbert previously served as co-owner and CFO of Heart Power, where she facilitated workshops to help businesses improve customer service, business outcomes, employee engagement and talent management.
Holbert, a native of Hendersonville, received her B.S. in parks and recreation with a specialization in hotel/resort management at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee and holds a diploma from the American Hotel & Motel Association with an emphasis in marketing and sales management. In addition, she holds a professional life coaching certification from the American Association of Christian Counselors.
Balance Point open house on June 1
Balance Point Collaborative at 263 Haywood St. will hold an open house from 3-7 p.m. June 1.
BPC is a new multidisciplinary outpatient mental health recovery and education center specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, weight management and co-occurring disorders. Tours, free massages and complimentary refreshments will be included.
Balance Point Collaborative uses an integrative approach that considers the biological, physical, emotional, social, spiritual or a combination of factors contributing to disordered behaviors. The healing and recovery process involves proper nutrition, weight restoration/maintenance, balancing adjusted behavior and applying healthy coping skills.
BPC utilizes the "recovery model" as an innovative, evidence-based approach. Call Michelle Mendez-Youell or Kendra Gaffney at 828-367-7595 for more information.
CarePartners Solace wins hospice honors
The staff of CarePartners Solace has been awarded the 2013 Hospice Honors from Deyta, the company that sends satisfaction surveys to all families following the death or discharge of a patient.
The Hospice Honors award is a prestigious award recognizing hospice agencies providing the best patient care as rated by the patient's caregiver.
This award recognizes the top 100 agencies in the country that continuously provide the highest levels of satisfaction through their care as measured from the caregiver's point of view. CarePartners Solace was the only agency in Western North Carolina to receive this honor.
Deyta used the Family Evaluation of Hospice Care survey, with an evaluation period of January through December 2012.
TRH to host heart disease seminar
Transylvania Regional Hospital at 260 Hospital Drive will host a free heart disease seminar at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Carlson Conference Room.
As part of the "Dessert with the Doc" series to educate the community, Dr. Wesley Jones will give a presentation about heart disease. Heart disease is a broad term used to describe a range of diseases that affect the heart, including coronary artery disease, heart rhythm problems, heart infections and heart defects with which people are born.
Many forms of heart disease can be prevented or treated with healthy lifestyle choices.
Jones earned his medical degree from Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University in Greenville. He completed his residency at Greenville Hospital System in Greenville, S.C., and he is board certified in internal medicine.
Registration is required. Call 828-877-4777 or visit www. trhospitalfoundation.org for more information.
Compiled from staff reports
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HealthEd Interactive's broad disease-state experience spans diverse treatment needs of patients and many therapeutic areas. HealthEd Interactive comprises highly skilled interactive and user interface designers, programmers, health educators, marketers and creative writers focused on helping people learn how to cope with illness, to communicate their needs and to participate in their own care. Its strong track record of using education to drive patient actions makes HealthEd Interactive a leader in the industry.
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Being broken up with by your girlfriend in elementary school is always a traumatic event, especially when she bluntly tells you that you would go better with her cousin, whom you don't even really know at the time.
That's how I met Jen, my friend Carrie Miller's cousin, when I was about 10.
If I could sum her up in one word, it would simply be funny…with awkward as a close second. She was a lanky, tall tomboy with the most outrageous personality ever.
Some of my fondest childhood memories were on the Miller family's pony farm in Middletown, and that's where my memories of Jen begin.
Along with Jen, Carrie and other friends, we would aimlessly, and recklessly, drive around the Miller's farm in their Gator. Three people sitting in the front — it's meant for two — and about three or four people sitting in the truck bed — which, of course, is meant for no one to ride in.
Of course, now, Jen is Jennifer Lawrence, a critically-acclaimed, Oscar-nominated actress known more for cutting her feature-film chops in Winter's Boneand her bombshell red-carpet looks than racing through the mud on a farm in Middletown.
But back then, Jen and Carrie liked to have fun and weren't afraid to get dirty when we were driving through the mud on the Gator.
But our time wasn't limited to the summers on the farm. On the weekends we'd all take our romper room attitudes to the Lyndon YMCA. During the nights that it was set up for kids, we'd dance, eat and of course a hit the huge obstacle course play land.
We would run through that course, and the rest of the Y, until we collapsed from laughter and pure exhaustion.
The last time Jennifer and I spoke was one weekend last fall when Carrie and I were tailgating together for the football game in Lexington between University of Kentucky and Western Kentucky University, our respective colleges of choice.
After a few drinks, we decided it would be a "great" idea to call Jen and tell her obnoxiously how much we miss her.
When Jen asked me what I had been up to I said, "I'm a reporter now."
All she could muster was, "Oh, God."
To me, Jen had always been a tough, athletic girl with a strong personality, perfect for her roles as a strong, driven woman in the Academy Award-nominated Winter's Bone andX-Men: First Classand the upcoming Hunger Games.
But by the time we hit middle school we saw less and less of Jen because she started getting into acting and modeling. She moved to New York when she was 14.
I never really thought it was a big deal because, how many people from Kentucky really make it big?
Then I remember seeing her on TVfor the first time in an MTV commercial for My Super Sweet 16, and it was surreal.
Who knew that in a few years I'd be at Baxter Avenue Theater watching her play the lead role in Winter's Bone on the silver screen?
Just recently, I sat with Carrie watching Jen play a supporting role in X-Men: First Class, one of the biggest movies of the summer.
I can do nothing but applaud my childhood friend Jennifer Lawrence. She, no doubt, stays grounded because of a strong upbringing and a very supportive family.
My ties with the Lawrences go back well before we met.
Just as I grew up with Jen and her cousin Carrie, my parents went to high school with Jen and Carrie's mothers.
Though my mother was a mere acquaintance of them back in the 1970s, my father was close friends with Jen's mother, Karen Koch, now Karen Lawrence, owner of camp Hi Ho in Shelby County.
When my father was diagnosed with cancer, Karen was there to offer her support, and she will always have a place in my heart because of that. She even visited him just about two weeks before he passed away July 28, 2010.
Just like me, he had nothing but positive words to say about their family.
And even as a "pesky" reporter who wasn't given the time for an interview this summer, there are no hard feelings.
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Justin Newcombe sings the praises of an avocado tree in the garden.
One of the only fruits in nature to produce mono-unsaturated fat, the avocado represents an excellent opportunity for the home gardener to feed themselves. It's prolific too: a five-year-old tree is capable of producing 60 kilos of fruit.
The avocado is a subtropical tree (more tropical than sub, really) originating, like so many of our favourite foods, in Central America. There are A and B types of avocado: the difference is primarily in flowering. Most of the avocados grown in New Zealand are from the A varieties, including the most common, Hass and Reed. Hass is the most popular because the tree has what is known in the industry as excellent fruit hold. This means fruit can be left on the tree for months, picked and then left to ripen inside as required.
With avocados, the trickiest part is pollination. The flowers open for only three hours every day, then close again. But if the temperature drops below 21C, flowering becomes erratic and so does pollination. Root stocks are very important and are the main reason growing an avocado from seed is usually a waste of time. The top part, or scion wood, must be grafted on to a root stock.
The avocado is a handsome looking tree and would be well worth growing for its landscape value alone. They are big trees, but miniature avocados are available which still have very high yields. My Hass avocado is on grafted root stock and in its fourth season. After no fruit the first year and only one or two the following year, things picked up in year three with around 20 fruit. This year we have almost a hundred.
The avocado has a kind of 18-month cycle which means once the trees establish, yields will fluctuate being heavy one year and light the next. So to maximise yield over two seasons, increase your fertiliser inputs just before the flowering of a heavy yield year, then decrease your inputs at the beginning of a light one. Avocados are gross feeders so we apply heaps of chook poo, seaweed and a good dressing of blood and bone and gypsum, and mulch with pea straw.
Generally the avocado is very easy to take care of, but it does have one great weakness, its root system. The tree's delicate, shallow roots require a free draining alluvial soil as they're susceptible to phytophthora cinnamomi, a fungal infection attacking the roots. I planted our avocado in our chook run. At first the tree stressed a bit because the chooks scratched the roots up when they were foraging through the mulch, so I fenced the tree off and it has never looked back. If you're planting an avocado in heavy soil, address your soil conditions before you plant your tree. Add calcium to the soil in the form of gypsum to help combat phytophthora.
New trees come in an unusually tall bag. Take great care when planting an avocado not disturb the roots, and newly planted trees need to be carefully staked. Because the avocado has an extremely vigorous growing habit, heavy pruning may be required. Plant on the south or western side of your property, in a sunny position - a good idea so that the shade is good, not a nuisance to the rest of the garden.
These trees can easily be integrated into most planting themes, especially subtropical and native. Pair that with massive fruit yields and a no-nonsense maintenance regime and that's some pretty smart gardening.


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The past two months have been quite different from the previous ones. We couldn't conduct many underwater surveys due to the stormy weather, but it has been a very productive period for our community initiatives.
In July we participated in several workshops with our friends and partners from Fauna & Flora International (FFI) that were part of an action plan initiative to protect sea turtles at a national level. We started our recycling programme in the local primary school, and we have designed a series of workshops to be developed in the upcoming months with the local Community Fishery (CFi).
The first workshop will be presented in September, and will be dedicated to marine pollution and the solutions to palliate its devastating effects in marine ecosystems. In the primary school we have also presented a puppet show that is part of a Global Shark Campaign proposed by our sister project in Fiji; and the Green Protectors program has been duly modified and completed.
The coastal and reef clean-ups have continued, and we have reached more than a ton of trash collected from underwater. Due to the heavy storms, big amounts of trash have reached the coast, so several beach clean-ups have been conducted during this period, and the trash separated into recyclables and non-recyclables.
Endangered species programme
The sea turtles have been included in our protection efforts, as a cooperation work with our partners of Fauna & Flora International Cambodia (FFI Cambodia). FFI is currently working with the Government of Cambodia in the creation of a National Action Plan to protect sea turtles.
In July and August we have participated in workshops, consultations, and training sessions, and are now taking an active part in the implementation of this initiative in the Koh Sdach area. The plan includes training of safe handling and release of sea turtles to local fishermen, collecting data of sea turtles sightings along the Cambodia's coastline, and ultimately developing a National Action Plan to protect them. Plans are to extrapolate this initiative to seahorse species in the future. The ultimate goal is that the fishermen and local people start reporting seahorse findings directly to us, in order to get reliable and up-to-date information about these species.
Marine pollution programme
The marine pollution presentation was given to more than 30 volunteers in July and August 2015. This number is a small but valuable part of the Conservation project. It is hoped that the degree of the issue, combined with the easy and helpful solutions to reducing one's own plastic use, will encourage these people to change their habits at home. If they share what they have learned with their friends and family then a much larger network of people may indeed reduce the amount of plastic purchased in their lives. Overall this would lead to less plastic potentially ending up in landfill or, most importantly under our aims, in the ocean.
A large part of our long-term aim with this project is to extend the size of the audience that we can show the presentation to. In particular it is the local people that we hope to reach the most. There is a population on Koh Sdach of approximately 3000 people. Their buying habits and waste management practices have the greatest affect upon the local marine environment. Headway is being made in this area and a community workshop on marine pollution is planned for September.
During July and August we've collected 81.4kg of trash and 27.5kg of recyclables from local beach environments.
Community and education programme
Finally the Recycling Day at the primary school arrived! The preparations for this special day were to paint the rubbish bins with funny drawings to make the difference between recyclable and non-recyclable items, and to plan funny educational games for the school kids.
All the kids were really happy and enjoyed these activities a lot while they learnt about recycling. When we finished the activities, we donated two big bins and one small rubbish bin (recyclable bin, non-recyclable bin and battery bin) to the primary school. We explained to the kids which bin they should use to throw their rubbish into. We are hoping that if they start recycling at school there might be a chance that they start doing it at home as well.
During this period exams took place in the primary school. We prepared the English test for our classes. The overall results were very successful! We are planning to give a prize to the students who got full marks to encourage them all to study harder.
The school is going to have wet season vacation from September to November. During this time we will find more lessons and activities to improve our education program for the school. We are hoping that all the students can learn English from our staff and volunteers successfully next year. Together we can make a better future for the new generations of this island.


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